Hacking on Sky

Building

  • Follow the setup & build instructions for Mojo

Running applications

  • ./sky/tools/skydb --debug [url]

    • You should see a (skydb) prompt
    • Type help to see the list of available commands
    • Note: skydb is currently hard-coded to use //out/Debug
  • ./sky/tools/test_sky --debug

    • This runs the tests against //out/Debug. If you want to run against //out/Release, omit the --debug flag.

Running tests manually

  • sky/tools/run_sky_httpd
  • out/Debug/mojo_shell --args-for="mojo:native_viewport_service --use-headless-config" --content-handlers=text/html,mojo:sky_viewer --url-mappings=mojo:window_manager=mojo:sky_tester mojo:window_manager
  • The sky_tester should print #READY when ready
  • Type the URL you wish to run, for example http://127.0.0.1:8000/lowlevel/text.html, and press the enter key
  • The harness should print the results of the test. You can then type another URL.

Writing tests

describe('My pretty test of my subject', function() {
  var subject = new MySubject();

  it('should be pretty', function() {
    assert.ok(subject.isPretty);
  });
});

Adding pixel tests

Sky does not have proper pixel tests. Instead we have only reftests. If you want a pixel test, you need to dump the png from a reftest, upload it to googlestorage and then put and pointing to the uploaded file in the reference.

  1. Create your test (e.g. foo.sky).
  2. Create an dummy reference file (foo-expected.sky).
  3. Run the test (it will fail).
  4. Copy the -actual.png file to googlestorage (see below).
  5. Put an pointing to your newly uploaded png in the reference file.

Copying the file to googlestorage: $ sha1sum ../out/Debug/layout-test-results/framework/flights-app-pixels-actual.png db0508cdfe69e996a93464050dc383f6480f1283 ../out/Debug/layout-test-results/framework/flights-app-pixels-actual.png $ gsutil.py cp ../out/Debug/layout-test-results/framework/flights-app-pixels-actual.png gs://mojo/sky-pngs/db0508cdfe69e996a93464050dc383f6480f1283

Long-term, we should not have these tests at all and should just dump paint commands. In the short-term, if we find we're doing this a lot we should obviously automate this process, e.g. test_sky could do all of this work, including spitting out the correct reference file.